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Experience the lush, sophisticated charm of our Green Cameo and Pearl Necklace, a refined tribute to the Regency era as seen on the hit series Bridgerton. This unique piece features a serene, sage-green porcelain cameo, meticulously hand-carved in our historic Torre del Greco studio. Encircled by a luminous halo of freshwater pearls and set in rich 18k Gold Vermeil, this necklace offers a botanical-inspired twist on classic Victorian jewelry. It is the ideal statement piece for those who appreciate artisanal excellence and a timeless, vintage aesthetic. Perfectly suited for both elegant soirées and adding a touch of Italian luxury to your daily wardrobe.
Materials
10-Karat solid yellow gold
18-Karat Gold-plated Silver (1.00 Micron thickness guaranteed).An additional layer of palladium plating (0.1 µ) is applied to protect gold from natural oxidation of silver.
Handmade Green Porcelain Cameo.
Freshwater Cultured Pearls.
Product Measurements Cameo Size: 14 mm. / 0.35'' Pearl Size: 3 mm. / 0.12''
Deliveries And Returns All our jewelry pieces are made-by-order, so please allow us up to 7 working days to ship your order. Each piece is shipped directly from our workshop in Italy using tracked, contactless delivery. Allcustoms fees, duties and taxes are includedfor the majority of the countries we ship to, please check ourDeliverypage for full details.
Returns within 30 daysof delivery, please check ourReturnspage for full details.
See What Our Customers Say
I bought mini cameo earrings with clip-ons—they’re stunning, well-crafted, and very comfortable.
I ordered a pair of earings for my daughter for her brithday. They are stunning! The pictures online do not do them justice. The quality and beauty are top notch. I will definately order from this company again.
Really beautiful ring, the sizing was perfect. I have never seen a ring like this- it’s gorgeous and the quality is superb. For the price, it’s a bargain. Extremely fast shipping.
